Decatur Eagle, Volume 13, Number 37, Decatur, Adams County, 24 December 1869 — Page 3

The Eagle. FRIDAY DEC. 04. IS«9. Local & Miscellaneous. New Ad vert Hem ent g. Notice of Administrator—Filling. Attorjey at Law —France. New Drug Store—Schrock & Blossom. XirWe nre under obligations to Jo. Bramerkemp for files of San Francisco papers of a late date. Th at interesting document, the “delinquent list,” will make its appearance nfext week. JSFIn another place we publish the Bluffton Banner's account of the “Highway Robbery” that ap peared in our last. J3T Live hogs have been selling for 89 50 in this market this week, and is a liberal price. Dio ! vers will have but a small margin for their trouble at these figures. Business Is brightening up a litUe this week, as compared with last. We can stand a considerable more brightening without seriously feeling the pressure. J3T The saloon keepers started out on Monday to •'drink up all the whisky in town. After calling in considerable help- the attempt proved a failure. We offer the Eagle free to any person sending us the names of five subscribers, accompanied with the requisite amount of cash, $7.50. /3F“The Indianapolis Sentinel has donned a dress, and under the present management is a paper that the Democracy of the State may well feel proud of. It is a live paper, as to polities, news and the markets. In making up your list of papers for the year, do not forget to include the Sentinel. It will be indispensable to every Democrat, who desires to be post ed in regard tathe coming campaign. Another Offer.—For two dollars, cash in advance, we will fur nish the Eagle. Woods’ Household Magazine and the American Stock Journal. Tbe Household Magazine is the best dollar magazine that we know of. A cop}' can be seen at this office. New Shaving Shop.--A new shaving shop, composed of an en- . tire new firm, has opened an office this week on Front street. We allude to the firm of Dent <fc‘Magner. Shavings delivered to any part of the town without delay.— Orders solicited. Services at M. E. Church.— There will be services at the Methodist church A. M., Christmas morning, at 10| o'clock, and at night. Sunday morning there will be a sermon for the benefit of the Sabbath School scholars. Parents are requested to at tend with thoifaehildren. • Teachers’ Institute. —We see the Examiner has circulated the programme for the Institute. He informs us that the Trustees of the M. E. Church have, at this late day, refused to. endorse the action of the President, Rev. Mr. Wilkinson, and D. Reider. Trustee. Another room will be secured and timely notice given. Going to Try Again —Washington township, Randolph county, voted against the railroad tax to buy the iron to build the Cincinnati, Richmond and Fort Wavne railroad through that township. The Winchester Journal says it is now believed that the people nre willing to vote the tax, and it is probable that another election will be ordered. Petit Jury—A venire has been issued summoning the following named persons to serve as petit jurors for the January term, 1870, of the Court of Common Pleas: James Johnston. Ernst B dtineyer, J. H. Barr, Justin Mann, C. M. Brake, John II. J. Ruckloss. Joseph A. J. Teeple. Jeremiah Archjiold. F. J. Bohneeht and Stephen McKale.* — —■ Sensible to the Last —After viewing the meteor of the 28th of October. ’69. Already had the moon spread her mantle of mellow silver/ light upon the face of

things, and the whole family of stars were mingling their radiance in the great ocean of splendor.— Our hero arose from his couch, shook the dew drops from his gray locks, and straightway wended his way to the Drug Store of Dorwin <fc Bro., purchased a lot of Dr. J. B. Townsend’s Headache and Blood Purifxiiyg Pills, Worm Loz enges. and Magic Oil, for his whole family. They excel all others. Old Paper—Mr. Thomas Culberston, who resides a short distance from this place, left at our office an old paper, that from its age is a valuable curiosity of the newspaper literature of “lang syne.” It is a copy of “The New England Cottrnnf,” being number eighty of that paper, published February 11,1723. The announcement is: “Printed and sold ly Benjamin Franklin, in Queen street, where advertisements are taken in.” It contains an editorial in regard to the object and de-! sign of the publisher in conducting the Courant; his Majesty's most gracious speech to both houses of Parliament, October 11, 1722; London news down to October 31st. Under the Boston news we find that Mr. Orum, minister of the Episcopal church, Bristol, came from thence with a petition from twelve of his hearers, who are imprisoned for refusing to pay rates to the Presbyterian minister of Bristol, to the Lieut. Governor, who promised to use his influence with the General Assembly to have the law under . which they are imprisoned repealed. It reports an expedition 200 , strong after Indians, under Capt. Harmon, in the neighborhood of Norigiwock. It contains but three . advertisements. A Mr. William Chuk, in Merchants row, has “Town bonlted flower” for sale, at 28 shillings per hundred. A servant boy’s time foi; four years to be disposed of. IJe is sixteen years of ago and can keep accounts'— Ben Franklin recommends his paper as an advertising medium as follows: “This paper having met with so general an acceptance in Town and Country, as to require a far greater Number of them to Ibe printed, than there is ot other public pa|Kfis; and it being besides more generally read by a vast Number of Borrowers, who do not take it in, the Publisher thinks proper to give this publick Notice for the I neon ragemen t of those who’ would have Advertisements inserted in the public Prints, which | they may have printed in this Paper at a moderate Price.” We hardly know whether Ben made the announcements to encourage advertisers, or gave it as a broad 1 hint to borrowers to suhscrilie.— Probably both, as he always had , an eye single to business in its broadest sense., Drmocratic County Convention. Pursuant to call of the Central > Committee, the Democracy of Ad- ; ams county met at the Court j House, in Decatur. Saturday, Det comber 18, at 1 o'clock P. M — i ( The Convention was called to or- > derby J. R. Bobo, Chai rmitn of the Central Committee, who briefly stated the objec. of the meeting. On motion of Seymour Worden. [Judge Studabaker was appointed | Chairman ; and on motion of Geo. Lucky, A. J. Hill was selected as Secretary. Jfldge Stutl.abaker, on taking his i seat, remaned that the harmony and good will that had always •i maintained in the Democratic organization of this county had con tributed to its success, and to the gradual ami yearly increased Dein- . ocratic majorities in the county.— If Democrats throughout the State 1 did their whole duty, the meagre I majority of the Radicals at the last election would be swept away next fall. With a proper effort -i Indiana could be redeemed, and Adams county would do her part ■ Seymour Worden moved a committee of three be appointed, to select delegates to attend the State i Convention; carried. The Chairman thereupon appointed the fol l lowing committee : Seymour Wor den. George Frank and M. FBiirkhead. - James R B >bo moved that the Ch** rman m»i*«»il>t a Central mittec, consisting of seven per-

sons, which carried, and the following committee appointed:— 1 Janies R. Bobo, Wm. G. Spencer, « Jesse Niblick, James Stoops, Jr, j Bazzle Hendricks, Lewis Mattox $ and David Aber. f The committee to select dele f gates and alternates reported the j following names: David Studaba , ker, J. R. Bobo, A. J. Hill, George c Lucky, P. N. Collins, Justus Kel- I ly, Jacob Sarff, John Rupright and 1 David Aber. As alternates the 1 * following: John McConnell, Hen I ry McLean, John Christen, Rich * ad Winn, Robert iSmisson David Erwin, Lewj.i Mattox, Con rad R’nkiug and John J. Chid b. After a few remarks by Bob . ii regard to the nomination of Township officers at the primary , election, Sam. C. Bollman move I : that the Convention instruct the Central Committee to urge upon the different townships the necessity of nominating Township offi- ; c rs at the same time and in t’ e ■ same manner as County officers; carried Jas. R. Bobo moved that the proceedings bo published in the Decatur Eagle —carried. Adjourned. - D. Studabaker, Ch’n. A. J. Hill, Sec’y. Disgraceful Row. — On last Friday evening. Dr. J. A. Estill, of Willshire, 0 , who had been visiting at Murray, stopped on his way toward home at the Burns’ Saloon, in this place, where he treated a few friends. About! dusk he started toward Newville ; in his buggy, but before getting i more than a mile on the wav was ! rudely overhauled by Frank Burns and Ben. Studabaker. Burns claimed that Estill owed 80 cents to the saloon, and drawing a revolver, told him he must return and settle it Estill bad no recollection of i the debt, but in the face of a superior force with a pistol leveled at his head, he conclmled to return On arriving in front of the saloon, another Burns—Henry C —sprang into the buggy mid commenced striking him in the face. He was finally dragged from his buggy by the hair of the head, kicked and otherwise maltreated by the Burns ' es, and then forced into the saloon. | where they said “they would either! choke it out or pound it out of him.” he ] r 'testing that bo did not) owe them anything. A friend ! finally paid the 80 cents, and Estill was released. Henry C. Burns was at once put on trial for assault and battery before Justice Eaton. Plea of guilty entered. The State demanded a jury of twelve men, which was im I a meled. Evidence was heard and jury re ired at 12| o’clock at night. V rdict returned at 3 o clock Sa unlay morning, finding defendant guilty and that a fine of 825 would not he sufficient punishment. He was accordingly bound ! over to the Court of Comm n | Pleas in the sum of 3200. Frank Burns was next arraign led Jury trial, occupying till near midnight. Verdict of guilty an I fined 88 25, The fine aml<u»sts amounted to about 830 —paid. Thus rests the ease for the present —all about 80 cents, which the assaulted party says he did not | owe, or f he did, the bill was run i i up by a thirsty stool-pigeon on his account without his knowledge. Estill's injuries are not serious, ■ : i yet that is no palliation of the law | less ami biutal manner in which i he was treated. — Bluffton Banner, i Ckicugo MurkctN. Chicago. Dec. 22. Wheat.—The market unsettled. ■ and the offerings in excess of de-; I mands. No. 2 spring sold at 81’@ I 84.|c. No. 1 quiet at BS(aß9c Winter wheat sales. No. 1 wbito at i' 81 O8(u1 10. No. 2 red at 81 05 .(a 1 06. ‘ Corn —A moderate speculative ’ demand, but" in cash grain the movement li£ht- No. 2 closed at' 79c, which is about the ruling I I price. Oats —The demand for oats \ I fair. Cash sales were made from ! I 37 to 43 je. according to quality. I Cattle—There was a good sup- : ; ply of shipping euttl • on sale yes- . tenlay. Tne market was active 1 and prices firn). The l»est grilles I l of shipping cattle, sold freely st ' S7@7 25, averaging 1.200 to 1.300 I lbs , and ext ra fat lots, averaging i i 1,3(H) to 1.400, s >ld at *7 50(S; <7 62|; fair shipping c title, averI aging 1,100 Io 1.200. would sell at [s6(a6 75, and smooth, fat. pony* ! steers, averaging I.l*oo to 1.100 !!«., sell freely at B,‘> 2«’>yi.'» 75. A choice lot of fat cows, averaging 1.200 to 1,300 lb*, sold at 86(a 6 65. *A drove of state fed Texas. • averaging 1.146. brought 85 50. ' Butchers stock in good demand at I 84(« 5 for the best cows K heifers, land rough, tat steers; common J descriptions 83(o 4. A lot of thin, wild Texas castle sold at 32 27|. - wm! small tlrovn of iiiiii. TtjjTtt ns-: tire steers were taken at 83 80(« 4.

Hogs.—There was a better demand y‘ terday, ai d for the best grades, fresh receipts, filers were enabled to obtain an advance of , 10@15c over the closing rates of Saturday. Purchasers were, about equally divided between packers and shippers, though the latter b Hight principally for the New E igland markets. Sales were made at a range of 89@9 25 for c onmon, 89 50@10 25 for bacon grides. 810 25@10 50 for port grades, and 810 75(®11 12| lor extra fat lots averaging 300 a id upward. Office Schoo! Examiner, Adams Co. ,Isid. Decatur, Ind.. Dec. 7,1869. To the Trustees of the several School Corporations of the Countg of Adams: Gentlemen, whereas a petition signed by over sixty. Teachers, School officers, and “friends to Educational Advancement” has been presented to me, praying that a Teacher’s Institute be held in the county of Adams, I, Sam. C. Bollman. S. Ex., therefore order a Teacher’s Institute to be held in the said county of Adams, State of Indiana, commencing on the 27th day of De cember. 1869.—closing on the 3ist day of December, 1869. Place of meeting. Decatur, Ind Suitable rooms will be secured. Teachers who siijnedTuy. Petition arc expected to be in attendance, ail others are cordially invited. Arrangements will bo made, i possible, to secure boarding an:! lodgii g at minimum rates. The programme will be announced at an early day. Gentlemen, by reference to Sec. 160. Indiana School Law. you will i see that all common schools witlii in the county must, be closed dur ! ing the session of said Institute. I therefore see that you do your duty. Urge upon your teachers to attend, much good may be done, and it is the desire of yonr Examiner, that, not a single teacher I shall be absent, through your neglect. Respectfiillv. <fcc., S C. BOLLMAN. School Examiner, A. Co. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS SEW DRXG STORE — IN DECATUR, INDIANA. SCHROCK & BLOSSOM, Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CIIEMIOxILis, OILS. PAIMTS, VARNISHES, TOILET PERFUMERY, Stationery, Brushes, Ac. ■> Physicians prescriptions compounded with cure, and orders tilled with neatness and dispatch. Our stock is eutirc- ' ly new and good. 13:37tf .Appointment of t rotor. ■VtOTICE is hereby given thst th" tin i xv del-signed has be. n appointed Administrator of the Estate of Frederick Filling, late of Adams county, deceased. The Estate is probably solvent. JOHN H. FILLING, Dec. 24—w3 Administrator. Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb, Tree, Shrub | and Evergreen Seeds, with ! directions for culture, prepaid by mail. The most complete and juaicious assortment in the country. — Agents wanted. 25 Sorts of either for SI.00; prepaid by mail Also Small Fruits, Plants, I Bull'S, all the new Potatoes, Xc., prepaid 'l by mail. 4 lbs. Early Rose Potato, pre- , paid, lor St (Ml. Conover s Colossal AsI paragus. S 3 per 1011; $25 per 10t>>. prepaid. New hardy fragrant eveiiblmniiing Japan Honeysuckle, 50 cts. each, prepaid. True Cape Cod Crarberry. tor ' upland or lowland culture, $1 Jit* per l(K>, prepaid, with directions. Priced Cat.aI logue to any address, gratis; also trade list. Seeds on Con* mission. J, IL M. WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, Plytuorilh. Mass. : EstabiisJied in 1542. n3*ini4 Eattayet!. ; r l'' A KEN UP try Henry Knavel. Wash1 ington township, three yearl ng Heifers, described as fallows: "One j dark red heifer, left horn drooping; one pale red. and one white and redspo ted.’’ i Appraised at SH each.and reported by C. M. France, J. P. 3«lw:l Attest. A. J. HILL, Clerk, sale ot Laud. N'OflCE is hereby given that the un- _ dersig u-d. Exeentors of the last Will of Ulrich Anistu>>. decease-l. will at private sale, on and after the2sth day of December, A. D. ISti'J. at the late res.deuce of the deeedent, in Wabash •own-hip, Adams county, in the State of Indiana, the following described Real Estate, to’wit: The north west quarter Wf the sou>li ea«t quarter of section four (4), in t >wnship twenty tire .25! n rth. range fourteen 04) east, in Adams com'y. in the State of Indiana, on such terms as may be agreed upon. JOHN SPRINGER, I CHRISTIAN B.LAH MAN, Executors. Nov. 12.18t»9. n32w4

GOLD RING BUS 1 ED! ? GOLD X>O"WT£T TO 51.20! ALL GOODS DECLINING. WHEAT AT 90 CENTS PER BUSHEL! No Justice in Chiirgincr the Fnrmce'Tliree Profits on Tea, Coffee, and Sugar. TZO-A-S! TEA®! TEAS’ Our Tea Trade has increased so rapidly that we now hare to purchase who!' car loads at a time. This shows the extent of onr business .nd the quality of out Tons. Our purchas-ins direct of rhe importers enables us to sell 50c per pound loss than other Houses, ns w° save the profits of the jobber, speculator and wholesalt grocer, which is t'wen’y to thirty cents per pound. Every Pound Warranted or Honey Refunded. Young Hyson, perib $1.25. 1.40,1.00. Japan, very choice, 1.00.1.2* Gunpowder, “ U : 0. 1.25 1.-P. English Breakfast “ 1.60.1.2Imperial, “ 1.00, 1.25, 1 50. Chinese Mixture, “ 1.00,1.25 Golong. (."’.sck,) 75c. 1.00, 1.25. TTIE TTOETDAES.

_a_- -a. Zantee Currants lb 15c Layer Raisins lb 18c Turkish Prunes "f* lb , 13c Peeled Peaches 20c Dried Pears f' th-. 20c Cherries. Pitted, 'jS lb 38c Cherries, unpitted, lb 17c Cocoa Nuts, each, 10@L5c Filberts and Brazils, fl lb 20c Canned Peaches, 20c Canned Tomatoes, 17c Canned Peas. 20c Shelled Almonds, 50c Three years' old Rye and Bourbon, ip. gallon. $.50 i Same quality in bottles, 50c New Whisky f 1 gallon, $1.00(5 1.25 Same in bottles each, 35c Old Port. Sherry and Maderia Wine ip gallon. $2.50 Same ill bottles each. 50c Pun l Currant Wine, highly recommended as Medicine, 60c California Wine, p bottle, 59c Rhine Wine, p bottle, 7'c Cogniac Brandy, p bottle. 50c All kinds of Liquors on hand at half! the iisiiaLpyicc, and warranted pure.

ALILiXj GOOES We pay Cash for Butter and Eggs at the FRUIT HOUSE.

vlppoiHtiHfnt of Extaitors, j Notice is hereby given that the tin- , dersigned have been appointed Executors j of the last Will and lestanieist of Lie-: rick Amstutz, deceased. The Estate is supposed to be solvent. CHRISTIAN 15. LAHMAN. JOHN SPRINGER. Executors. Nov. 19, ISG9. n32w4 i — - - [ Special " * State of Indiana, 1 , , »ss: Adams < ounty, | I. A. J. Hill. Clerk of the Adams Cir- . cttit Court, hereby ceitifv that a special | eliytiyn will be held in Saint Marts; township, Adatn< county, Indiana, on I the fourth Monday of December, 1*119,1 i beingthe 27th day of said month, for the ■ | purp.igeof electine « JucGccof fte Peace' j for said township, to till the vacancy, caused by the expiration of the term of I service ot William Comer. You are therefore requested to give 1 notice thereof recording to law. Witness, A. J. Hill. Clerk of said ! [L. S.] Court, qpd the seal thereof, af-[ ■ fixed at my oilice in Dec itur. th s i the 20tb dav of November, 1 Nib ' A. J. HILL, Clerk. - State of Indiana, 1 ' , , ’ x SS, Adams < ounty, > ■ I, James Stoops. Jr., Sheriff of Adams I county, Indiana, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a In!!, ti ne at d perfect 1 copy ot a precept tor a special election in Saint Marys townsh p. issued and de- - I’vend to me by A. J. Hill, Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court, of said county. Witness my hand this November 24th. . 1 Stilt. JAMES STOOPS, Jr , Sheriff. X«li€c or Survey. . "VTOTICE to whom it may concern is her*.by given that the County Surveyor of Adams County, Indiana, will, on the *1 day of January, A. D. 1870, at I • one o elock, P. M„ begin the survey ot : section n imber twelve (12 .in township t number twenty-five (251. north of range • j number fourteen (14) cast, and tlieloca tion ami perpetuation ts lines a d corj nets thereof. Said survey to begin nt lite north-east corner of said section and to be continued from day to day till completed. Done by order of Thomas J Smith. nStiwd' II C. PETERSON. Surveyor. Adams Co., In.l. t I ; — tr- • Poplar Grove Xursery. Geo. freeman, I’ropr. • - DAY TOK, Obi®. i LL KINDS of Fruit an I <):namental frees and Shrubs eons amlv on ■.band. % • • A'! the approved var’eties of hardv ■ G apes, Evcrg-eens, Apple. Pear. Peach and Cherry Tree*, and Strawberries, constantly on han-1. All orders al dressed to their agent, I. J 1 ESSF. Decatur. Iniliapy.wiU re. I ceivc prompt attention. nSti ts

>■ _a_sjs. jl r jj. Best 25c Coffee. 23c p P 2d best 20c Coffee, 18c p t ! 16c Coffee "A,’’ 15c P 11 B-. st 13c Sugar, 12c p lb Best flc Sugar, 10c P !’■ 121 c Dried Peaches, 10c p II $1.60 Tea $1.50 p 1? Dime Box Matches, 5c P box 10c Barley, B|c p U 1 'c Salerat us, 9c P 11 Coffee Essence, 7 boxes, 25c Dollar Tea, 85c p ll 80c Syrup, 65t Good Whisky, p gal., x-HsO Best Navy Tobacco, 50c p P Goo 1 Smoking Tobaoco, 25c p 1! Goo l Whisky, in quart bottles. 35c 7c Soap. 5c p ba 15c Tallow Candles, 12jc P 1* 22c Star CnndL s, 18c p H Best Salt, p barrel, $2.4< l-’cSlio . 121 P 11 45c Powder, 40 c P It Shorts Tobacco, SI.OO for 8 R.Al. Syrups reduced 10c. p gallon. V

SPECIAL The Great Pictorial Annual. Hostetter's Unittd States Aim.nit for 187<t. for distt ibttti,on. yro/M, through out thi United States i.mi ail civil.ztd I countries of the llitteni Ilemis} lieic, i will be published :;1 out the first of Jan j uary, and all who wish to titidetstand the title pbilosopl y ot 1 ealth should read and ponder the valuable . a ugg<sticns it contains, In uddi'iim to an admiii.ldc | medical treatise on the causes, piivcni tion and cure of a great variety ot diseases. it en.hr:.ccs a huge i mount of ititorniaiion inteiesting to tl.e meichnnt, the mechanic, the niiticr. the latnier. tl.e ■ planter, and pro'.essional man; and the ealcuiations Lave* been made for such ; meridians and latitudes ax are most st<i«- ■ able fort correct and ccnipiehclisive : National Calendar. , '1 he nature, uses, and extraordinary s.’.nitarv effects of HOST! I'l FKs I STOMACH BITTERS, the staple t. ulc rnd alterative of n’ote than Lali the Christ an world, arc fully set fortb-in its pages, which ate also interspersed with pictorial illustrations, valual le re- , oipcs lor the houxliold ami farm, l.umori ous anecdotes* and other instructive and ; amusing read-ng matter, and selected Among the Annuals to appear with the opening of the year, this will be one of the most useful, a mil muy be heuijor the a*k'iig. Send for copies to the Central Manufactory, at PitlsLuigh. Pa., or to the nearest deakr in HCSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. TI.eEITFEKS arc iold in every city. tow n and village, and ate extensively used throughout the cut.re civilized world. .rft HALL’S Si J WMi Sicilian ,%*r unit EES EWER. PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN Testify to its-nierits in restoring GRAY IM IB to its original color and piotnoting its gicwth. It makes the ha r soft | .Hid g’ossy. The old in appearance are made voting aga n. It isthfb-s’ HAIR DRESSING ever us, i. ii liaii trutt uul a’.l Scurvy Eruptions, It does not strin the skin. Oar Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. Beware of the numerous pryperations which are so d upon our reputation. R. P. HALL & Co. Nashua, N. H. Proprietors; For sale byaril druggists. .Vo tier ot tfppoitttmtttl at •IdmiHintratrijr. is hen by given «hrt tie t.n- . ’ ih rsigned has bivn appointed Adtninis’ratrix of tie Estate of Wijliam Sy) h- rs. late of Adams vonnty,deceased. The Estate is probiblv solv. nt. SARAH'e SY PH EKS. Dec.?, IMly. Administratrix.w I VLANK IFEIS. n.CK NOUS JvtMiee* WirrW. PHItBIUWg FI*LEI Me. etc., printed and for sale at the I EAGLE OFFICE.

I was cured of Denfr.ess and Catarrh by a simple remc.lv, and will «end the receipt free. MRS. M. C. LEGGETT, -- 35w4 llobokeu, N. J. 11li tbAir i*I'™' 1 '™' .3. address L. SAGE Vinegar Works, Cromwell, Conn. 35 8 SIOO A MONTH SALARY PHD l or Agents, mala and female; businett permanent. Enclose 3c stamp. Van Al- • len & Co.. 171, B'dway, N.Y. 3-5-4 ADEN IS Wftll I[ invena New Self-Adjusting Guides, for cutting perfect fitting Pants, Roundabouts, and Ladies' Dresses, Imiispensible in every h usebold. A,ddnss RaMSEY i SCOI'T Pittsburgh. Pa. 35-4 TL Ml 1 0 L will change any The Mane Comb,' '»• - q beard to a permanent black or brown. It contains no poison. Any one can use it. Due sent by mail for sl. Address MAGIC COMB CO., Springfield, Mass. 35-13 w Lori Hard’s “Eureka” Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article of granulated Virginia. — Wherever introduced it is nniver* sally admired,; —lt is put up in handsome muslin • rigs, in which orders for Meerschaum ’ipesatc daily packed. Lorillaril’a “lachl Club” mnoking Tobacco has nosuperior; being* lenicotinized, it cannot injure nerveless constitutions, or people of sedentary habits. —lt is produced from scle'tions of the inesf stock, and prepared by a patented nd original manner. —lt is very aromatic, mild, and light n weight—hence it w.ll last much long"vthaii others; nor does if burn or sting he tongue, or leave a disagreeable altering; f.—:

—Orders for genuine, elegantly carve'! Meerschaum Pi] es. silver mounted, and n.-ckcd in neat leather pocket cases, are . laced.Ln the Yacht Club brand daily. Loriilard’s Century 'hewing Tobacco —This brand of Fine Cut Qlitwlng Tobacco has no superior any where. —lt is. without doubt, (Uyjyest-Chew-ng tobacco in, the ceuntry; . Lorillard’s Snuffs Hart been in general use in the United fates over 119 year®, and s'ill ackuowlIged ‘‘the best wherever used. -—ls your storekeeper does not have i.ese aitides for sale, ask him to gel ht m. *• —They are sold by respectable jobbers almost everywhere. —Circulars mailed on app'.ica'ion. P. LORILLARD & CO.. n.35w12 New York. 3EST CABINET ORGANS AT LOWEST PRICES. That the MASON & HAMLIN CABINET and METROPOLITAN ORGANS are the best is the wotn.n is proved by the almost unanimous opinion of professional musicians by she award to them of SEVENTY-FIVE G'LD and SILVER MEDALS or other highest premiums, nt principal industrial competitions within a few vents. including the MEDAL at the PARIS EXPOSITION, •ind by a sale ve-y much greater than that of any similar instruments. Thia ■ Company manufacture oxly first class ixsthtjiexts and will not make “cheap organs' at any p.ric", or suffer an inferior instrument to bear their i am 1 . Having greatly increased their facilities f6r manufacture. bythein'r duct ion of new machinery and otherwise, tliev are now j making BETTER ORGANS than EVER ; BEFORE, at increased economy in cost. w|i':ch. in aeco'd-ince with their fixed j )‘or,ey of selling always at least remunerative profit, thev are now offerine at j PRICES of INFERIOR WORK. FOUR OCTAVE ORGANS, Plain Walnut Cases, ! SSO. 'FIVE OCTA VE ORGANS. Double i Reed, Solid Walnut Case, carved and ! paneled, w ith FIVE STOPS i Viola. Divptso.v, Meloiha, Flcte.'•'rkucla.nt', i $125. Other stylesin proportion. Oircul-iiS, w ith full parti f lats, inI eluding accurate drawings of the diffrr- ' nt s'yles of organs, an I much in'ormaI lion which will be of service to every I purchaser of an organ, will be sent free, . and postage paid, to any one desiring ' them. ■ • MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO, 154 Tre iont St.. Boston, n35w4 596 Broadway, New York Groat Distribution , By rhe .'lletropolitan Gift Co. CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF |ooo,®ot. Every Ticket Prawo a Prixe. Giff*.'•*' !» 4Or»»h <ifU, ra SlOftt | O •• •• •• bmti _w •• •• “ .*w<) .. .* •• ", IM «. 44t *• “ •• Ito • v» Elegant R w<wl 1 i um*». «*a* h t<» ?'•*> I 7A •• - >L |.»kvtl4 •• 75 u» KM .-4i Squ int* rM« h 175 hl - 75 I • 310 A ch Alice io dr.iw any of ii*e above Prizes Ibr2s bents. 1 ickets describing Prues arc sealed iti Euve opes and well mixed. Ou receipt of 25e a-Seab d Ticket s drawn, without choice, ami sent by I mail to .any address. The prizr named upon it will be delivered to the ticketholder on payment of One Doll. r. Piises ate immediately sent to any address by express or return mail. You will know what your Prize is be- ■ lore you pay for it Any Piiieexchanged tor another of she same value. No Blanks. Our pationsean depend on fair dealing. REF ER ENCES—SVe select the following from in any wlJiAiave lately drawn Valuable Prizes, .and kindly pertniflcd i its Io published them: Andrew J. Burna,.<h <■ -go,Stn.ieKi; M ; ss Clara S. Walker, Baltimore. Piano. $MlO; James M. Maths ews, Detroit. s■».•«**; John T. Andrews, ’ Savannah. Miss Agnes Simtnons, ,* Charleston, Piano. s<iWl. M e publish no names without permiss on. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS—•The firm is reliable, and deserve ll.eir success " — H erk'f Trit rnr V- p 8. “M e ' know them to be a fair dealing firm. —; .V 1' U'r-ild. V-ts 28. “A friend o r ours ■ drew a ssot>pr.se, which was promptly 1 recei- el. "— ltai.'v .V»tr», Jvm 8. | Send for Circular. Liberal induceni 'iits to Agents. Srtisfart <>n gunranl : ee I Every pickage of $r .led Envelopes con’ains ONF C ISII GIFT. Six Tickets for $1; 13 for $2; 3-5 for $6; 11« for sls. faAH bw »‘hL rased soHARPER. WILSON 31 wl2 195 Broodw*y, W. T. •?